High temperature transistor with reduced risk of electromigratio

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ABSTRACT:
Electromigration in the source and drain conductors of a semiconductor device is reduced by increasing the cross-sectional areas of these conductors in accordance with an increase in a magnitude of current, thereby enabling the semiconductor device to operate at high temperatures.

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